Full video ! : th-cam.com/video/FUsKLObM6Wk/w-d-xo.html Once again, cutting it tight with the pre-order ending on the 31st. Sooo, here's a quick typing sound test comparison thingo first. Full build and review video tomorrow 😇 Anyway, which one do you prefer??
I can't really hear a difference with the dampener on RAMA's own channel, but in this video the weight really makes a difference: th-cam.com/video/29H2jq3F_UA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=RAMAWORKS
All of them sound greaaaat! Personally ordered a Kara (Moon) with the Internal Dampener. After much debate, I decided to go with Sakurio for the switches, along with MT3 Susuwatari for the keycaps. Am looking forward to building it once everything arrives at my doorstep! Also, congratz on 200k subs! You're doing amazing work, keep it up but remember to take a step back every now and then and rest up when you should!
In my opinion, if the clack sounds good , you will always bottom out the keys and you don't need the click or the bump. I prefer good linear , well lubed and good clack because I always bottom out the key. I had clicky and tactile and I didn't like them gaming or texting.
I slightly prefer the feel of tactile switches (currently using lubed GHPs) but I do prefer the over-all sound of linear switches (currently using lubed&filmed 67g Tangies).
tactiles are just generally louder not because of the switch tho, its because u use more force to overcom the tactility, and ur finger continues using that ofrce, not slowing down (maybe even more force) as it bottoms out, thus the switch is bottomed out with more force
@@user-us6lq7qi9b u cant really compare which one is better since its all based on your preference. but people have recommended to get linear for gaming and tactile for typing. some people like the smooth travel of linears, some people like the feedback of tactiles
tbh linears are the best switches in my opinion. It sounds deeper, and to me it feels nicer because i like the smoothness of linears rather than the tactile bump on tactile switches.
I rather have a tactile when I’m writing lots of code, the lineares always seems to be awkward for me, never have a feedback (specially when I’m not looking at the primary screen), that’s my preference anyway
That was... Can't Stop Me by Twice chorus on the last typing. I was singing it in my head as you were typing. skskksksksksks thank you for the asmr UwU
it took me almost a year to notice that the typing test was the english lyrics of ICSM.. anyways, im thinking of getting tactiles since i love the sound profile, and the bump for every press and upstroke is satisfying to me lol
kiwis are great, but mine came with a large variety in the amount of factory lube applied to them, I have 12 that need to be lubed before I would even think about putting them in a completed board :/
Ouh man , those linear voices of angels like raindrops on a warm autumn afternoon. And then there are these fucking annoying spring bird chirps waking you up in 6 am
depends. tactile wont stop you from typing fast and linears are prone to mistakes if they are too light. plus tactiles feel amazing imo. its just all preference at the end of the day
Do you not use your pinky when you type? I have been watching a good bit of people building keyboard lately and have noticed a lot of them do not use their pinky's, and some don't even use their ring finger. But still use some sort of home row typing. I have been trying to increase my typing speeds right now I hover around 100 wpm but that is without using punctuation of any sorts. I got into the bad habit of using caps lock instead of holding down shift. Not sure if learning to use shift during cap will increase my speeds that much though. But it seems like sometimes when I use my pinky on certain key strokes I have errors or slows me down a little bit.
205g0 is pretty thick, which is good for making linears buttery smooth, and also for dampening them a bit. it's also personal preference, but the general concensus is to use a thinner lube on tactiles to preserve the tactile bump (while also not lubing the legs). Otherwise you can potentially drown out that bump.
Notice he used polycarb for both sound tests. Sometimes they're better for sound profile because they don't make that high pitched sound or even hollow sound that a alu case would make. Which is why EE NK65 is better in this sense compared to Alu NK65 for instance.
Hi Tae, I bought a Durgod K310 Nebula with Cherry Reds but noticed it pings quite a bit. Would lubing the switches help reduce that or is it just something that decreases over time?
Full video ! : th-cam.com/video/FUsKLObM6Wk/w-d-xo.html
Once again, cutting it tight with the pre-order ending on the 31st. Sooo, here's a quick typing sound test comparison thingo first. Full build and review video tomorrow 😇
Anyway, which one do you prefer??
Linear with dampener please
Tacteam all day baby
@@Wiktan yes my slime
Linears with dampener sounded the best for me. But if I was using it, tactiles with dampener!
Nice video as always 👍 (_mkeebs_)
Tae is just flexing his editing skills at this point
And his keyboards lol
tae = poop
@@togeinumaki8002 no
@@togeinumaki8002 u
@@Fewue in Filipino tae means poop
Linear with dampener sounds sublime, gonna have to order the dampener now for sure
Look at iced version at rama channel. Dampener really worth ?🤷♂️
I can't really hear a difference with the dampener on RAMA's own channel, but in this video the weight really makes a difference: th-cam.com/video/29H2jq3F_UA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=RAMAWORKS
@@farbodzandinia it's maybe cause of type of plastic used in case.
That profile picture tho
Ngl, the dampener having me feel that it’s a bit more of a membrane keyboard sound… but u can obviously tell its mechanical
Both the switches sounds so nice!
Also, congraz on 200k subs!
many thanks! 🥰
All of them sound greaaaat!
Personally ordered a Kara (Moon) with the Internal Dampener. After much debate, I decided to go with Sakurio for the switches, along with MT3 Susuwatari for the keycaps. Am looking forward to building it once everything arrives at my doorstep!
Also, congratz on 200k subs! You're doing amazing work, keep it up but remember to take a step back every now and then and rest up when you should!
oo nice, that'll be a nice board. and many thanks! i'm all good haha
Better go send that pre order in cus this right here is heaven for the price
The video format is so satisfying!
It's fascinating to watch you fluidly use caps lock during typing tests like this
Those english lyrics of I Can't Stop me tho, we see 'ya!
twice fan?lol!
Only a true Once knows!
I was singing along subconsciously before I realized it was I can’t stop me
What a catch! Best English song of theirs imo.
OMG LOL
damn i might have to grab some kiwis
congrats on 200k btw! you deserve it.
thank you! 😁
In my opinion, if the clack sounds good , you will always bottom out the keys and you don't need the click or the bump. I prefer good linear , well lubed and good clack because I always bottom out the key. I had clicky and tactile and I didn't like them gaming or texting.
I'm all for the Linear WITHOUT dampeners and Tactile WITH dampeners based on this sound test!
00:10 Linear w/ Dampener
00:58 Linear no Dampener
01:38 Tactile w/ Dampener
02:24 Tactile no Dampener
You are on a next level of editing bro, great job
I slightly prefer the feel of tactile switches (currently using lubed GHPs) but I do prefer the over-all sound of linear switches (currently using lubed&filmed 67g Tangies).
Prefer the linear, even though #tactilegangsriseup
Loving the new intros. Very nice 👌
I absolutely love the sound of reds with dampener its so good.
Congratz on 200k subscribers Tae!..keep up the good works!
You pull me over to the RED RED RED LINE~ love the twice plug ;)
Cant wait for their themed kpop keeb!!
Congrats on your 200k subs and happy sana day too
thank you, and happy sana day!
tactiles are just generally louder not because of the switch tho, its because u use more force to overcom the tactility, and ur finger continues using that ofrce, not slowing down (maybe even more force) as it bottoms out, thus the switch is bottomed out with more force
So which one is better ?
@@user-us6lq7qi9b u cant really compare which one is better since its all based on your preference. but people have recommended to get linear for gaming and tactile for typing. some people like the smooth travel of linears, some people like the feedback of tactiles
@@gatomeong thank you so much , i took linear
@@user-us6lq7qi9b glad to help, what switch u got? i have a linear too and i prefer them for both gaming and typing
@@gatomeong i got a Razer Blackwidow V3 , and the switches are yellow
love the "i cant stop me" lyrics
Linears sound so clean
I find linear switches usually sound deeper which is what I prefer, but tactile switches just feel better and sound almost as good, almost.
if you only had to choose one, which you would go with?
@@volarex5311 linear is the most popular option. Don't ever buy blue/clicky switches.
Congrats on 200K!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
🎉
short & simple vid nice!
Noct, Azur and haze colors the needs!
I see, Tae is also a ONCE, LETS GOOOOOOOO
THE EDITING THO!!!!
Why do I love the deeper linear sound so much more.
I love the THUNK of a tactile with no dampeners.
Alright, I just noticed you’re typing the lyrics to I can’t stop me. #Once
tbh linears are the best switches in my opinion. It sounds deeper, and to me it feels nicer because i like the smoothness of linears rather than the tactile bump on tactile switches.
Definitely prefer the sound of linear switches, but nothing goes over a bump when typing!
@TaeKeyboards very sneakily typing on “I can’t stop me” lyrics on Monkeytypes! Only true Once knows!
loud and proud once
I'd order the 'moon' color one in a heart beat if they had the keycaps listed for preorder too...
I ordered the moon and I’m pairing it with gmk penumbras.
linear with damper is by far the best sounding one
There's no limit to Tae fanboying over twice
Risky, risky, why you test me?
This is an emergency.
Teaser for K-Pop mech Ep. 4???
Also Happy Sana Day 😁
Only true Once knows!
not too far away!
Happy sana day!
what's better for typing, linear or tactile
different strokes for different folks (preference) 😅
DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS
I rather have a tactile when I’m writing lots of code, the lineares always seems to be awkward for me, never have a feedback (specially when I’m not looking at the primary screen), that’s my preference anyway
Tactile is more fun to type on. Linears are for gamers usually.
@@muCephei_ If you can't game on tactiles, you probably wouldn't be any good with linears either lmfao. This trope is getting old
I like the linear without the dampening
Tae's intro: RELIC MALFUNCTION DETECTED
just here to comment on how much i love that you're typing twice lyrics 😩
I used to watch vlogs, now I watch amazing mechanical keyboard ⌨️ videos like this.
Can you do a review of the kiwis?
That was... Can't Stop Me by Twice chorus on the last typing. I was singing it in my head as you were typing. skskksksksksks thank you for the asmr UwU
Very clear sound comparison!!! Kiwi has a kind of leaf noise tho
TACTILE GANG RISE UP!
Tactile all the way. If I don't want to hear the sound I just put my headphones on, but the sound it makes doesn't bother me tbh.
@@muCephei_ the sound it makes it really satisfying eitherway
@@kyusuneakuma3337 it has that harsh Thock thock sound I really like. It also feels better than linears so im fine with tactiles.
True, very true.
I like the sound of tactile, and also it is far more practical for gaming.
it took me almost a year to notice that the typing test was the english lyrics of ICSM.. anyways, im thinking of getting tactiles since i love the sound profile, and the bump for every press and upstroke is satisfying to me lol
This man is Tae-ing
me realizing he's typing the lyrics of i can't stop me by twice:
thank god i saw this, was doubting whether i should get this or not while waiting for some other boards
And congratulations on the 200k subs.
many thanks mate 🥰
I wonder what is your opinion on OA.
kiwis are great, but mine came with a large variety in the amount of factory lube applied to them, I have 12 that need to be lubed before I would even think about putting them in a completed board :/
You should be lubing them anyway lol
@@rousseau327 If the factory lube job was more uniform, then I wouldn't go to the trouble if lubing them. I would film them regardless.
I got the Kara but should I get dampener or weight? Or none
dampener does make a little bit of a difference in sound. makes it sound a little tighter, less hollow.
None.
Ouh man , those linear voices of angels like raindrops on a warm autumn afternoon.
And then there are these fucking annoying spring bird chirps waking you up in 6 am
LMAOOOOO FAXXX
I am reading this at 6 am while spring birds sing, praise be to the Lord.
Fuk dose 6.aM birdz
Linear sounds really good. ❤️
i watched this so many times idk why
I already ordered everything for it and I will use Holy Bobas, Kara Moon
ooo, nice!
gmk yuru's are mouthwatering!!
my mom asked why am i watching a video of someone typing and singing to it at the same time
Buying a mecanical keyboard and tactile takes force and liner feels mushy right cause I didnt like my old liner
I have a tactile keyboard gutted I didn't cop a linear one... As its a little bit loudly and with linear you can type faster
depends. tactile wont stop you from typing fast and linears are prone to mistakes if they are too light. plus tactiles feel amazing imo. its just all preference at the end of the day
I was a tactile guy until I tried top tier linears back, been a linear guy ever since. Just can't be the smooth crispness each keypress.
MY EARS HAVE NEVER BEEN SO REFRESHED
i have a qn if i wan a mech keyboard for typing n gaming should i go for linear switches or browns. I currently have a rubber dome keyboard
it's just preference :)
@@TaeKeyboards well the thing is im nt sure which would be btr but thank you for replying
what colour is the transparent one? it doesn't very much like any on their site
It is the Iced version, and yep, it doesn't really match the rendered version.
The linear sounds kind of scratchy to me, or maybe just some kind of friction i can hear. Overall however, great comparison.
I love how you typed Twices english lyrics lol
Hilarious that the best sounding board Rama makes (that are their own) is their cheapest one
That first one sounds SOOO nice - just a shame its now a low-profile.. Seems horrible for the wrist over time 😩... But that sound, omg
Wrist rest or learn to hover!
He was typing to the llyrics of i cant sstop me (english version) and ive only realized it now
Browns: Tactility? *What are those???*
This to me is rama best sounding board so far well I'll say in the past years lol
Do you not use your pinky when you type? I have been watching a good bit of people building keyboard lately and have noticed a lot of them do not use their pinky's, and some don't even use their ring finger. But still use some sort of home row typing. I have been trying to increase my typing speeds right now I hover around 100 wpm but that is without using punctuation of any sorts. I got into the bad habit of using caps lock instead of holding down shift. Not sure if learning to use shift during cap will increase my speeds that much though. But it seems like sometimes when I use my pinky on certain key strokes I have errors or slows me down a little bit.
I prefer both switches. Glad myself is not fighting over it.
It's 4am and idk why im here
The linear with dampener sounds like they have been trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty...
Haha you type like me, only using the index and middle fingers for the right hand.
Why did you use tribosys 3203 on tactiles instead of Krytox205g0? Can you explain me the difference? And why not krytox oil like 105? Thank you :)
205g0 is pretty thick, which is good for making linears buttery smooth, and also for dampening them a bit. it's also personal preference, but the general concensus is to use a thinner lube on tactiles to preserve the tactile bump (while also not lubing the legs). Otherwise you can potentially drown out that bump.
I came here to see the difference between linear and tactile switches but I ended up singing AND knowing what switch I want 😂
what did you end up picking?
Linear sounds sooo good but #tactilegangriseup
Linear: No you cant just click like that!
Tactile: haha click go brrrr
0:11 what is that mouse mat called????
Notice he used polycarb for both sound tests. Sometimes they're better for sound profile because they don't make that high pitched sound or even hollow sound that a alu case would make.
Which is why EE NK65 is better in this sense compared to Alu NK65 for instance.
also because i didnt receive an alu plate haha
What I want to know is which one is the one you end up using everyday and enjoy the most?
Tactile keyboard typing be like:
Lego game building moment
Hi Tae, I bought a Durgod K310 Nebula with Cherry Reds but noticed it pings quite a bit. Would lubing the switches help reduce that or is it just something that decreases over time?
what does tactile sound like if you don't bottom out?
Do you have any advice on how to eliminate metal ding sound upon key release? I suppose it comes from metal backplate switches are mounted to.
Think that comes from the springs, gotta lube em.
Ohhhh I can't stop me
what was the theme used with the tactile with no dampener test.
When you crank up the volume before the video, to hear the sounds better and the intro just rapes your ears xD
Ughh that RGB looks like cotton candy. Probably should have orderd that color.
where to order that frost keyboard base? what do you call that thig?
Is the white/blue keycap set available for sale?
the clear case 😍
always love the subtle kpop references in your vids
What brand is your gasket (translucent) in tactile version?
so the linear is quieter than the tactile
What's the best switch should I use as a graphics artist? Hmm
Those ninja films make any switch sound amazing
That moment when your 2 cameras are different and matching a color grade is hard.
Love the video btw.